LHH reviews

The last assignment I had through this agency was having financial difficulties (phones were cut off, evicted from the office, inconsistent payroll, etc.), so I reached out to my third contact Charles Hayden. The other two women I had been working with prior had both quit within weeks of each other. I asked to be moved to another assignment as the current one seemed to be in a death spiral. I went from being told to just hold on a little longer & he would find something to being ignored outright. Sure enough, the business folded (I inexplicably received a copy of the bankruptcy paperwork) & I filed for unemployment. LHH tried to block my unemployment by telling the agency that I had stolen my own identity & was trying to file a fraudulent claim. Fortunately, that bankruptcy paperwork came in handy. Nice try, schmucks.

Too many to list. First and foremost, I was not proud of the work that I did here. Mediocre people work here, and the work completed is even more so. If you're looking to work in recruiting, run far, far away. You can work somewhere else and be much prouder of the work that you're doing. Also there's 0 diversity